A&P Mechanic A-573 (6th Shift)

Job Responsibilities

• Performs a variety of diagnostic and mechanical duties on one or more jet, turboprop, and piston multi-engine aircraft models involving diagnosis of malfunctions and required disassembly, rework, repair, replacement, reassembly or adjustment of various aircraft systems to prepare aircraft mechanically for flight and delivery to customer.
• Checks, corrects or replaces a variety of complex aircraft assemblies, landing gear systems, air conditioner system, pressurization system, turbocharges, and optional equipment installations.
• Repairs or replaces engine components and accessory items such as carburetors, fuel control units, fuel injection system, air bleed system, oil and fuel pumps, starter/generators, and hydraulic and vacuum pumps.
• Performs functional checks, engine test runs, instrument tests and alignment, and preventive maintenance on same. Rigging, synchronizing of throttles, and setting the stops.
• May be required to observe operation of mechanical systems during flight and troubleshoot problems for in-shop repairs.
• Performs duties in a manner consistent with the latest state of the art and highest standards of safety for maintaining aircraft in the most airworthy and reliable condition for the customers' safety.
• Uses tensiometers, micrometers, pressure gauges, dial gauges, vacuum gauges, timing lights, and a variety of hand tools to repair and modify systems or assemblies.
• May be required to train lower grade mechanics.

Requirements

• High school diploma, an equivalent certificate, or a bronze level WorkKeys certification, plus A&P license.
• A minimum of 5 years aircraft maintenance experience including diversified jet, turboprop, piston, modification, 100 hour and annual service experience.

Qualifications

Must successfully complete A&P Mechanic A-573 checklist prior to qualifying or hiring for Grade A.

Working Conditions

Somewhat disagreeable working conditions due to exposure to noise and weather elements.